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The Riverhead Blue Waves improved to 2-0 Saturday with a 39-27 win over Smithtown East. The Blue Waves trailed three times early in the game and bounced back each time. (more…)
Baseball season is coming to a close and football is now upon us. I've done columns about baseball books — the classics, like Malamud's "The Natural," Doris Kearns Goodwin's "Wait Till Next Year," "Summer of '49" (David Halberstam), "Bang the Drum Slowly" (Mark Harris). There are lots to choose from, but football books? Not all that many, although … (more…)
Riverhead quarterback Kenny Simco threw for three touchdowns and running back Ryun Moore rushed for two more as the Blue Waves defeated Smithtown West Saturday afternoon, 39-27, at Coach Mike McKillop Memorial Field. (more…)
The memory is still fresh in the mind of Daniel Hughes. Two years ago. Under the lights in Babylon. The Wildcats were 5-1, and eager to prove they belonged in the upper echelon of Division IV.
On a night that ended like so many before in Babylon, the Wildcats limped away, their egos bruised, in a stinging 55-0 loss. A month later, the Panthers were Long Island champions, in the midst of a 25-game win streak they carried into Friday night.
"I've never had something as bad as that in my life," Hughes said.
Losses against Babylon continued again last year, once in the regular season, again in the playoffs, 42-13.
The Wildcats returned to Babylon Friday, once again eager to prove a point.
And this time, they delivered.
In a defensive battle that came down to the very end, the Wildcats emerged 9-7 winners to hand the Panthers their first loss since the county championship game in 2011 against John Glenn. The Wildcats forced three turnovers, controlled field position throughout and relied on a physical, stout defense to hand the Panthers their first regular season loss since Oct. 1, 2011.
The Wildcats won for only the second time in program history against Babylon. Their only other win came in 2005. Overall, the Wildcats are now 2-15 against Babylon.
Seconds after Shoreham sophomore Ethan Wiederkehr sacked Babylon quarterback Ron Woodhull on fourth down to seal the victory, players grabbed the water cooler to douse coach Matt Millheiser. Only one kneel down remained for the win.
"I could hear the ice and all of a sudden, I was like whoa!" Millheiser said. "It's all good. It's worth it."
Shoreham junior Chris Rosati scored on an 8-yard touchdown run early in the second quarter and the score remained stuck at 6-0 for most of the game.
Neither team's offense could generate drives.
The Wildcats gained a little breathing room with 5:35 left in the fourth when Daniel Mahoney kicked a 26-yard field to make it a two-possession game at 9-0.
But the Panthers came surging back with a five-play, 69-yard drive capped by a 34-yard touchdown pass from Woodhull to Stephen Schweitzer. The drive took only 56 seconds.
The Wildcats began their next drive with their worst field position of the game after a holding penalty on the kickoff negated a huge return by Isreal Squires. Backed up at their own 6-yard line, the Wildcats managed to pick up two first downs before eventually punting with under a minute to go. Babylon got the ball back on its own 38 and turned it over on four plays.
Rosati rushed for 103 yards on 19 carries. Hughes rushed for 60 on 13 carries. He also completed 7 of 17 passes for 71 yards.
The Wildcats improve to 2-0 heading into next week's game against Hampton Bays. The Panthers are now 1-1.
Last year the Wildcats defeated Mount Sinai for the first time in program history.
Friday night marked the opening game for the Greenport/Southold/Mattituck high school football team's season, and Dorrie Jackson Memorial Field at Greenport High School may have never looked so nice. Along with the plush grass field, which has been well-watered, there were new NFL-style goal posts. The recently painted purple and gold bleachers looked brilliant in the fading sunlight as kickoff time approached. And there, on the south end of the field, was the sharp looking scoreboard, which was installed last season.
Ah, yes, the scoreboard.
On a night when the game was cut and dried, it was the scoreboard that provided the only real controversy — if you want to call it that — of the evening. (more…)
The game might not have played out the way the coaches drew it up, but Riverhead's Week One win over West Islip sure was a thriller. (more…)
An overcast, gray day got uglier in the second half when rain began to fall, lightly at first, and then with growing intensity, making for slick conditions and a slippery football. That was fitting enough because Riverhead was turning in a performance that was at once disturbing and ugly. But what the Blue Waves lacked in points for artistry, they made up for in drama and excitement.
The Blue Waves, defending Suffolk County Division II champions, dodged a bullet in their season opener on Saturday, narrowly averting an upset loss to West Islip in the final seconds. Steven Reid III pulled in an 18-yard touchdown reception with 15.1 seconds left to play, allowing the Blue Waves to escape with a 28-25 result in their favor at Coach Mike McKillop Memorial Field in Riverhead.
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Common Spaces considers the status of public space today. At a time when public space is increasingly subject to control by private interests and authoritarian forms of state power, discourses about "the commons" have simultaneously arisen to rethink how resources are held and used in common. The exhibition surveys diverse artistic practices that question and challenge the unequal distribution of space in the present, while also invoking instances in which it is effectively shared.
The exhibition features works by Bani Abidi, Ayreen Anastas and Rene Gabri, Amy Balkin, Bianco-Valente, Natalie Bookchin, Cybermohalla Ensemble, Klara Lidèn, Mary Mattingly, Hương Ngô and Hồng-Ân Trương, Sreshta Rit Premnath, Yorgos Sapountzis, Allan Sekula, and Knut Åsdam.
Curated by Maria Teresa Annarumma, Molly Everett, Joo Yun Lee, and Kristine Jærn Pilgaard, Helena Rubinstein Curatorial Fellows of the Whitney Museum of American Art Independent Study Program.
Opening Reception: May 23, 5–8pm, Free
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Yorgos Sapountzis engages both public and private spaces without recognizing any ontological difference between them. Focusing on the way in which people live in and share public spaces, Sapountzis is conscious of how these spaces affect the architectural and social structure of the city, as well as the ways in which individuals construct their identities. For the 2014 Whitney Independent Study Curatorial Program exhibition, Common Spaces, Sapountzis will create a site-specific collective performance based on listening to accounts of the experiences of public space shared by participants during a series of workshops. The performance will take place within, and complete, a site-specific installation in the exhibition space that includes material, like pipes or textiles, drawn from public space.
Huong Ngo and Hong-An Truong: AND AND ANDStammering: An Interview
Wednesday, May 28, 6pm
Organized in conjunction with their installation for the 2014 Whitney Independent Study Curatorial Program exhibition, Common Spaces, this performance by Hương Ngô and Hồng-Ân Trương is based on the oral interview that is part of the application for U.S. citizenship. The interview will be performed by Louise K. and Julie T., both of whom have expertise in U.S. immigration.
Knut Åsdam: Abyss and Tripoli
Saturday, June 14, 1pm and 3pm
The films of Knut Åsdam selected in conjunction with the 2014 Whitney Independent Study Curatorial Program exhibition, Common Spaces, focus on contemporary society, investigating the psychology and practice of place through experimental forms of narrative. In Tripoli (2010), Åsdam considers the architectural remains of an international fairground and conference center that had been under construction in northern Lebanon but was abruptly halted when civil war erupted in 1975. This abandoned space reflects a unique political history documented and dramatized through Åsdam's film. Abyss (2010) portrays the movement of people, as well as money and power, in public space, specifically East London. Abyss is presented in correlation with Åsdam's installation, Untitled: Archive (migration) (2010–ongoing), on view in the exhibition at The Kitchen.
Photo: Amy Balkin, This is the Public Domain, 2003-present, Land, near Mojave, California, 2.64 acres.
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As part of our continuing effort to highlight artists' perspectives on The Kitchen program, we regularly invite artists, choreographers, musicians, and others to pen columns for our online blog. This week, musician and composer Jamie Stewart—whose "Metal" is currently on view through Saturday, Oc...Read On
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As the presentation of Trajal Harrell's Twenty Looks or Paris is Burning at the Judson Church (curated by Matthew Lyons) came to a close last week, director and chief curator Tim Griffin spoke with the artist. Tim Griffin: What was the genesis of the series? Or better, what prompted your quest...Read On
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On September 8 Claudia La Rocco will read from her new book The Best Most Useless Dress, a collection of essays, poetry and criticism published by Badlands Unlimited. La Rocco spoke with Curatorial Fellow Katy Dammers about the creation of this collection and her thoughts on writing. Katy Dam...Read On

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Leigh Haltiwanger, faculty member and doctoral student in the Eugene T. Moore School of Education is an Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators (AMTE) Susan Gay Scholarship 2015 winner. She is one of four graduate student recipients in the nation. Read more.
Clemson University's Eugene T. Moore School of Education has been awarded a $1.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education in an effort to increase the number of college faculty members focused on special education issues in high-needs schools. Led by Clemson special education faculty members Joe Ryan, Janie Hodge and Antonis Katsiyannis, the grant will allow for the creation of Exemplary Personnel for Education, Research, and Teaching in Special Education (ExPERTiSE), a program that will support five scholars over a five-year period to earn doctorates in special education. Read more.
Dr. David Fleming was awarded $950,956 by US Department of Education for 4-year project extending his current work with the GoalPOST (Goal-oriented Performance in Out of School Time) program. GoalPOST examines the development of achievement goal orientations while serving at-risk youth in an academically integrated after school program. The grant will fund work conducted across 5 local schools and support a doctoral student to collect and analyze data as well as disseminate results.
Robin Parks Ennis, assistant professor of special education at the Eugene T. Moore School of Education at Clemson University, is a recipient of the E.G. "Ted" Carr Initial Researcher Award by the Association for Positive Behavior Support. The award will be presented to Ennis at the International Conference on Positive Behavior Support in Boston, Mass., in March. Read more.
Julie Jones, Teacher Education administrative assistant, recently graduated from the Staff Development Program. The goal of the SDP is to allow staff members to grow personally and professionally while at the same time strengthening their engagement with the university. Twenty-three staff members successfully completed 150 hours of personal and professional development and university-related service for the program. Read more.
Dr. Pamela Dunston and Dr. Andy Tyminski were one of three finalists for The Linking Research and Practice Outstanding Publication Award from National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM). The article, What's the Big Deal about Vocabulary?, published in the August 2013 issue of Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School, was selected from among 17 candidates published this volume year in Mathematics Teaching in the Middle School.
Dr. Jane Clark Lindle has been selected as the recipient of the 2014 LTEL-SIG Distinguished Faculty Achievement Award in Research. This award recognizes a distinguished record of excellence in research related to teaching and learning in Educational Leadership and Administration. Read more.
Jane Clark Lindle, Eugene T. Moore Distinguished Professor of Educational Leadership at Clemson University, has been named Education Author of the Month by academic publisher Routledge for her most recent book, "Political Contexts of Educational Leadership." Read more.
Rob Knoeppel, faculty chairman of leadership, counselor education and human and organizational development in Clemson's Eugene T. Moore School of Education, has received the 2013 National Education Finance Conference Distinguished Research and Practice Fellow Award. Read more.
Lamont A. Flowers, executive director of the Charles H. Houston Center for the Study of the Black Experience in Education at Clemson University, spoke at the 43rd annual Legislative Conference of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation in Washington, D.C. Flowers discussed research recently conducted at the Houston Center focusing on the educational development of black males. Read more.
Two Clemson University education professors have received grants to create a computer application that will help children develop proficient writing skills. Assistant professors Matthew Boyer and Anna Hall of Clemson's Eugene T. Moore School of Education were awarded $24,839 to help them design UpWrite, a computer application based on the process approach to writing that combines word processing with embedded assessment, individualized learning, real-time sharing and reporting. Read more.
Tony Cawthon, professor in the Department of Leadership, Counselor Education, and Human and Organizational Development (LCH) for Clemson University's Eugene T. Moore School of Education, has been named an Alumni Distinguished Professor at the university. Since 1962, the Clemson Alumni Association has named Alumni Distinguished Professors to recognize and support excellence in teaching. Students, faculty and administrators select the recipients, who receive a yearly stipend made possible by alumni gifts to the Clemson Fund, the university's annual giving fund. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Cawthon is engaged in research interests such as new professionals, higher education administration, career development, student development theory, and multicultural and diversity issues. Read more.
Clemson University agricultural education professor and Agriculture Division chairman Thomas R. Dobbins was honored with a teacher fellow award from the North American Colleges & Teachers of Agriculture (NACTA) at the group's annual meeting. The award is given annually to an agricultural educator who shows a career of distinction in teaching, research, outreach and administration. Read more.
Danielle Herro, assistant professor of digital media and learning in the Eugene T. Moore School of Education at Clemson University, has been named an Edmund W. Gordon Fellow by the MacArthur Foundation and Educational Teaching Service for her work with digital media initiatives in K-12 schools. The fellowship provides mentoring from senior researchers in the area of assessment and learning and opportunities for emerging scholars to collaboratively research issues of innovation, equity and challenging problems in education. Read more.
17 doctoral students and 24 faculty presented at the 2013 Annual AERA (American Educational Research Association) meeting. The theme of the meeting was Education and Poverty: Theory, Research, Policy, and Praxis.
Anderson Independent recognized the Creative Inquiry project led by Clemson faculty including School of Education's Cassie Quigley and Nicole Bannister. The Creative Inquiry project culminated with a visit to Pendleton Elementary on May 14, 2013 where more than 100 5th and 6th grade students as well as teachers at Pendleton Elementary took part in the project to show students how science and math go beyond textbook and numbers. Clemson faculty, including School of Education's Nicole Bannister and Cassie Quigley and Clemson MAT middle level preservice teachers, used simple experiments with inexpensive materials such as bottled water and plastic cups to demonstrate inertia, gravity and sound travel.
Dr. Cassie Quigley is an Assistant Professor in Science Education. She explores three lines of research: 1) community-based environmental education for marginalized communities, 2) equitable discourse practices for science education, and 3) equitable research methodologies for science education. Her publications this year include such journals as the International Journal of Environment and Science Education, Cultural Studies in Science Education, International Journal of Mobile and Blended Learning, and the Journal of Elementary Education.
Dr. Nicole Bannister is an Assistant Professor in Mathematics Education. In addition to very high course evaluations, she provides effective learning environments in her classroom by focusing on creating equitable mathematics classrooms through progressive pedagogies, modeling ambitious teaching in all of her courses, and revising how we think about and talk about kids. Her expertise is captured in one student comment: "Her message about our future students is essential. I wish that every student in the program were required to have her."
Dr. Hans Klar is an Assistant Professor in Educational Leadership. He has been extremely active in his service to the school, college, and profession. Of note, he has been involved with the International Leaders in Education Program (ILEP), partnership with the Universidad Andres Bello in Santiago and the Chilean government, UCEA Review Editorial Board, South Carolina Successful Principals Project, and a principal mentoring program with a consortium of 10 school districts.
Clemson University's President's Commission on the Status of Women is proud to name Dr. Pam Havice, student affairs and higher education faculty member, as the faculty winner Clemson University's Outstanding Women Award. Read more.
Lamont A. Flowers, distinguished professor of educational leadership in the Eugene T. Moore School of Education at Clemson University, has been published in a new book titled "A Call for Change: Providing Solutions for Black Male Achievement," produced by the Council of the Great City Schools. The book consists of new research from a variety of national experts on the black male experience in education. Read more.
Clemson professor Tony Cawthon has been named a Faculty Fellow of NASPA, the national association for student affairs administrators. Read more.
School of Education Professor Joe Ryan is interviewed about seclusion and restraint of school children in an article from the Columbus Dispatch entitled, 371 students restrained or secluded 1,829 times. "Educators who use seclusion and restraint must ask themselves, 'Was it really necessary? Was there a true physical danger? Had staffers tried to calm a student before secluding him?'" Read more.
Joseph Ryan, Associate Director of Research for Clemson University's Eugene T. Moore School of Education was interviewed last week on Anderson Cooper Live regarding behavior management practices and policies in schools. He discussed the dangers associated with seclusion and restraint procedures with children, and emphasized the importance of parents knowing and understanding the discipline policies and procedures of the school their child attends.
See the Anderson Cooper Live segment on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ej-3ehWW1Ho.
Dr. Jane C. Lindle, a professor in educational leadership in the Eugene T. Moore School of Education was recently interviewed about a newly proposed teacher evaluation system in South Carolina. The new system proposed by state Superintendent of Education Mick Zais is a controversial issue with both the Greenville County School Board and the state Board of Education opposing the new proposal. Read the full article from the Greenville News.
The Clemson University Thomas Green Clemson Award for Excellence was presented to Bob Horton, professor of secondary mathematics education in the Eugene T. Moore School of Education. The Thomas Green Clemson Award for Excellence was established by the Office of the Provost in 1999 to honor outstanding faculty and staff who have made significant contributions to academic life at Clemson. The award is given by the Clemson University Board of Trustees.


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Harlow, Sioban D., P. Schuman, M. Cohens, S. Ohmit, S. Cu-Uvin, X. Lin, K. Anastos, and D. Burns. 2000. "The Effect of HIV Infection on Menstrual Dysfunction." Journal of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndromes, 24: 68-75.
Summary: HIV serostatus and menstrual function were examined using prospectively collected menstrual data from 802 HIV-seropositive and 273 HIV-seronegative women, ages 20 to 44, enrolled in two cohort studies of HIV infection in North American women. The associations between HIV serostatus and the probabilities of having a cycle lasting >40 days (n = 541 cycles), >90 days (n = 67 cycles), <18 days (n = 316 cycles) and mean length and variability of 18 to 40 day cycles (n = 3634) were assessed. After adjustment for demographic characteristics, body mass index, and substance use, seropositivity increased the odds of having a very short cycle (<18 days, odds ratio [OR], 1.45; 95% confidence interval [CI], 1.00-2.11) and a very long cycle (>90 days, OR, 1.32; 95% CI, 0.68-2.58) slightly, although the latter CIs include one. Seropositivity did not increase the odds of having a moderately long cycle (>40 days, OR, 1.14) or affect mean cycle length or variability ([beta], 0.30 +/- 0.20; between-woman standard deviation [SD], 2.2 days [HIV-seronegative] and 1.9 days [HIV-seropositive]; within-woman SD, 3.5 days for both). Although seropositivity may slightly increase the probability of very short cycles, HIV serostatus has little overall effect on amenorrhea, menstrual cycle length, or variability. Among HIV-seropositive women, higher viral loads and lower CD4+ counts were associated with increased cycle variability and polymenorrhea.
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UN Approves Palestinian Observer Status Resolution
Dhimmi's and Israel haters around the world rejoiced
(NY Times) The United Nations voted overwhelmingly Thursday to recognize a Palestinian state, a long-sought victory for the Palestinians and an embarrassing diplomatic defeat for the United States.
The resolution upgrading the Palestinians' status to a nonmember observer state at the U.N. was approved by a vote of 138-9, with 41 abstentions, in the 193-member world body.
A Palestinian flag was quickly unfurled on the floor of the General Assembly, behind the Palestinian delegation. In the West Bank city of Ramallah, hundreds crowded into the main square waved Palestinian flags and chanted "God is great." Others who had watched the vote on outdoor screens and television sets hugged, honked and set off fireworks before dancing in the streets.
Palestinians don't control their own airspace or borders. Half the leadership is comprised of terrorists. Their only exports are suicide bombers and armed missiles.
The vote grants Abbas an overwhelming international endorsement for his key position: establishment of a Palestinian state in the West Bank, Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem, the territories captured by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war. With Netanyahu opposed to a pullback to the 1967 lines, this should strengthen Abbas' hand if peace talks resume.
The overwhelming vote also could help Abbas restore some of his standing, which has been eroded by years of standstill in peace efforts. His rival, Hamas, deeply entrenched in Gaza, has seen its popularity rise after an Israeli offensive on targets linked to the Islamic militant group there earlier this month.
Abbas hasn't been in Gaza in 6 years. After Hamas took over and threw members of Abbas' party off of 12 story buildings, he hasn't even seen the area. It's a terrorist state, a bankrupt state, and undemocratic.
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|Thu, 11-06-2008 - 10:19am
Wendy and Mike had a few drinks after coming home from the movies. Mike had a roommate but he wasn't home and wasn't due home for a while. He took Wendy upstairs to his bedroom where they began to kiss and slowly taking each other's clothes off. Wendy liked Mike. He was sexualy aggressive, but she liked that. She like his roaming hands on her body.
AFter his pants were off, Wendy had already had her clothes completely off. She fondled him until he was solid hard. She went to her knees to get a better look and lick. She put him in her mouth and showed him how much she appreciated the evening. She swallowed his juices and then the two of them got on the bed. They talked for a while and then Wendy decided to see if she could get Mike hard again. She grabbed some massage oil he had on his night stand and began stroking him again. He was sensitive but didn't stop her. After seeing him hard again, she told him she wanted to do it reverse cowgirl.
She got on top of him but facing away. She moved back and forth against his hard organ enjoying the feel of him against her. After a few minutes, they both heard Mike's roommate come home. As the front door opened, so did the door to Mike's bedroom. It came open as if it was being opened.
Wendy started to pull away from Mike so as to not be seen by his roomate when he was walking up the stairs to his bedroom. Mike grabbed her hips and would let her go. She tried to pull away again but he wouldn't let her go. Finally, she decided to go with the flow and keep moving her hips back and forth allowing him to go in and out of her while the door to his bedroom was wide open. She could hear the footsteps of the roommate coming up the stairs. She started to close her eyes but kept the open long enough to notice the attractive roommate, Ted, that stopped long enough to make it embarrasing for her to be seen naked and having sex with his roomate.
Soon, she felt Mike explode inside her and she stopped. She got up and shut the door. But this time Ted had gone over to his bedroom down the hall. She went back to bed with Mike and before she knew it, he fell asleep. Wendy tried to fall asleep but couldn't. Thirsty, she went downstairs wearing a robe Mike had in his closet.
What happened there might surprise you.
|Sun, 11-09-2008 - 2:12pm
Ted was turned on by what he saw between Mike and Wendy. He had gone downstairs when he heard footsteps heading down there. He was hoping he could get another look at Wendy.
Wendy was getting into the fridge to get something to drink or eat. She had put on a t-shirt and had her skimpy panties on. She wasn't expecting company. She thought Ted had probably gone to his room for the evening.
Wendy with the door open was trying to decide what to have when TEd came up behind her. He put his hands over her yes and said "Guess who".
"You must be Ted." she said.
"Lucky guess", he said.
She spun around and smiled. If she was uncomfortable in her skimpy clothes, he couldn't tell. The two grabbed a beer and chatted. Wendy's nipples were hard and pressed against the white t-shirt and drew Ted's eyes to that area. Wendy noticed Ted's wondering eyes and smiled. She had dated Mike a few times but had never met Ted. Ted was nice and well built. Wendy wondered just how endowed he might be.
Wendy told Ted she should go put on another shirt if they are going to stay down there and talk. Ted told her not to do that on his account. He moved his hand over her breasts and told her how beautiful her breasts were. She looked in his eyes and could tell how sincere he was, not creepy. She agreed to keep her t-shirt on but told him he had to let her feel his package to make it fair. He agreed. He unzipped his pants and pulled them down and his package hung down and Wendy was amazed. His was so much bigger than Mike. She wondered if his size would hurt inside her. She was staring when Ted asked if it was ok. Wendy stroked him and watched as his size grew even bigger. OMG, she thought. Without being prompted, Wendy went to her knees and began sucking Ted. They were in the middle of the kitchen. Wendy wondered what might happen if Mike were to wake up and catch them. But she continued. She licked him all over and couldn't wait to see how much he would expel when he finally exploded. But instead, he pulled her up and pulled her into the dining room. They both pulled their clothes off and were naked. He bent her over on the dining room table and entered her from behind. It hurt and first but then she got use to his size. It happened so fast she didn't realize the drapes were open until he was done and his sperm was dripping down her leg.
She got up and put her panties back on and kissed him. Then she told him she needed to get upstairs and off she went.
What she couldn't have known either was that the dining room episode had been caught on tape by some neighbor teenagers that had been tipped of by Ted that there was going to be some action that night. He wasn't sure of it, but had hoped and sure enough it did happen.
He would later get the tape and watch it over and over. Wendy would continue to date Mike, but Ted would often watch his tape of that night.
|Mon, 11-10-2008 - 9:28am
They were both pretty naughty weren't they?
Are you the only one reading these stories?
|Mon, 11-10-2008 - 10:02am
Yes, they were.. I wonder what will happen next.
No, I'm sure others read them. People just don't like to respond for some strange reason. Don't let that stop you from continuing.


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- purebadass October 29, 2013
fake ass cowboy. never seen a real cowboy with a beard
- Tsagoii October 29, 2013
@purebadass, LOL really?
Are you saying there is still some real cowboys out there? where?
Oh yeah, the one who drove to the ranch with his pick up truck!
Most likely that many "cowboys" were in deed beardy and smelly back in the days my friend.
check out some history pictures about it, you can be quite surprised LOL No shaving there
- kung fu k9 October 29, 2013
wow dude, purebadass gets a big fat ass F in history…
- jasonfn22 October 30, 2013
I swear she looks 40 times better than Arianny and thank god Big nose is becoming extinct. Plus Megan and Karylyn ask good questions and don't pit fighters against fighters with high school bit_ch behavior like Big Nose. .
Megan Olivi get 2 thumbs up and not because of her looks.
Her looks gets many more than 2 thumbs up
- Ozinator October 30, 2013
purebadass is right about one thing…Cerrone is a born wealthy kid who visited a dude ranch and decided to buy it and pretend to be a cowboy. I know he learned how to do all the cowboy things but he's basically like Michael Jackson living in his own Disney Land and telling everyone he's Mickey Mouse.
- drewblood October 30, 2013
god jesus fuksh1t christ Megan Olivi is gorgeous… look at those lips!!!
- ETK October 30, 2013
Megan's nose isn't that small either
- KungFuLowKick October 30, 2013
Yeah because real cowboys in the 1850s had a clean shave everyday and groomed their mustache perfectly?? Read a book retard and watch less spaghetti westerns.
- mtnmdjd October 30, 2013
Hey @ETK – they can't all have your preference -> Michael Jackson's nose. No accounting for taste.
And @purebadass – what? Have you ever met a cowboy? How would you know? How do you even dress yourself?


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The White House's new Ethics.gov website is up and running, fulfilling a longstanding pledge to increase transparency for political influence-related information such as visitor logs, lobbying disclosures and campaign donations.
For example, a search on March 8 showed that TV celebrity Oprah Winfrey visited the White House three times in 2009, once in 2010 and once in 2011. She gave $2,300 to the Obama campaign in 2008. Another search indicated that actress Glen Close contributed $2,300 to the campaign in 2008.
The administration launched the central Web platform as a central place to publish ethics information, such as White House visitor records, Federal Election Commission political contribution records, Office of Government Ethics travel reports, lobbying disclosures and foreign agent registration.
The website, which is part of Data.gov, allows users to enter a name and instantly see all the reports filed under that name.
"The idea that government is more accountable when it is transparent is a principle that President Obama has worked hard to make a reality in his administration," reads a statement on Ethics.gov. "That's why the President pledged to create a centralized Internet database of lobbying reports, ethics records, and campaign finance filings in a searchable, sortable, and downloadable format."
While all this information previously has been available elsewhere, it had not been aggregated into a central location.
John Wonderlich, policy director for the Sunlight Foundation, said that availability of the travel reports, which previously were not easy to obtain, is one of the most exciting features of the new Ethics.gov site.
The other valuable feature is that users can search for a name and simultaneously receive information about the person's White House visits alongside their campaign contributions. "That is a pretty exciting view," Wonderlich wrote on the foundation's blog on March 8.
While the new websites "satisfies the spirit" of the transparency pledges, it may not be broad and comprehensive enough to be the go-to website for campaign-related information—at least not yet, Wonderlich wrote.
"Neither money and politics research nor executive branch oversight are going to be revolutionized by this search page -- at least not yet. We'll see to what degree this new interface becomes the main destination for investigative journalists or ethics officials. That's unlikely to happen right away," Wonderlich wrote.
One reason for the caution is that several sources already exist offering data on political influence, including the Sunlight Foundation's own InfluenceExplorer.com website and the Center for Responsive Politics' OpenSecrets.org.
As the White House adds more databases to Ethics.gov, it may be affected by the technical complexities of putting together multiple databases, and making them all searchable so that results can be shown in a single view, is a technically complex task, Wonderlich added.
"Pulling together these various datasets into a unified search isn't as simple as just matching the names; there are all kinds of complex problems involved in combining government datasets into this kind of search interface," he wrote.
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I'm always astounded by the number of extremely attractive moms who still wear jeans that are baggy in the bum. (Editor's note: GUILTY!) I'm not sure if it's a holdover from saggy-bum maternity pants, but seriously. It's really, really, really hard to feel sexy in saggy-bum jeans. So apply the Hand-Grab rule:
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Arming the rebels is not going to change the military situation
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- Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., emerges after a unanimous vote by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee approving him to become America's next top diplomat, replacing Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, on Capitol Hill in Washington, Tuesday, Jan. 29, 2013. Kerry, who has served on the Foreign Relations panel for 28 years and led the committee for the past four, is expected to be swiftly confirmed by the whole Senate later Tuesday.
Poor John Kerry. On his first foreign trip in his new job, the US Secretary of State — and his boss — have been given a sharp slap in the face. A mission to Europe and the Middle East, which his officials declared would be for "listening" to ideas on what to do about Syria, has turned into a humiliating effort at damage limitation. The western-sponsored opposition grouping, the Syrian National Coalition (SNC), had initially rejected a meeting with Kerry that was due in Rome tomorrow. It accuses the US and its allies of being complicit in the destruction of Syria by not intervening militarily, either by arming the rebels or by direct intervention as in Libya.
What made their unexpected hardball doubly awkward is that the SNC coupled it with a repudiation of its own president, Muath Al Khatib's recent initiative in coming out in favour of talks with Bashar Al Assad's government. The SNC's general assembly says it, alone, has the right to propose any initiative and the end of Al Assad's regime remains the top priority.
The US State Department had supported Al Khatib's taboo-breaking change of line, as had the Russians, who have continually said that the best way to end Syria's catastrophic civil war is to open talks without preconditions. Al Assad's departure could be the outcome, but not the essential first step. In Geneva last year, Russia and the US had agreed to a creative formula which called for a coalition government of rebels and current ministers without specifying what Al Assad's role would be.
What will Washington do now? Barack Obama, we know, was a relative dove last year when he rejected recommendations from Hillary Clinton and David Petraeus for US weapons for the rebels. He also seemed detached last month in an interview with the New Republic when he wondered aloud whether the US "can make a difference in Syria".
But the hawks in Washington did not give up. The New York Times reported last week that Obama might do a U-turn. So there must be suspicion that the SNC's snub of Kerry was not what it seemed at first and it has now been reversed. The monkey was still a monkey, but it was working for a different organ-grinder, the folks in the Pentagon, the CIA and the neocon think tanks who want to deepen the militarisation of the conflict.
Change of US policy
Arming the rebels is not going to change the military situation, which is stalemated. Neither the Syrian Army nor the rebels can win. Adding more weaponry will merely raise the amount of killings and make it even harder to deliver aid to the millions who have had to flee their homes. It also risks putting more guns in the hands of jihadists and Salafists, who are conducting most of the attacks as well as planting bombs in Damascus and Aleppo, killing civilians. No doubt, if there is a change of US policy, it will be argued that the aim is to arm the "moderates", but with the chaos on the ground, where a hundred disparate local brigades compete for the best weaponry, there is little to stop US arms gravitating to the most ruthless.
Little can save Syria now. Even if talks started and were eventually successful in producing a government of national unity and a democratic constitution, the hardline jihadists would not accept the result. The country will probably be condemned to bloodshed on the pattern of Iraq, where car bombs and suicide bombs kill hundreds every month. But even that would be better than the all-consuming civil war that is Syria's fate today. As a man who saw the folly of the Vietnam War in his youth, Kerry should have the wisdom to choose a better course. Where his predecessor was a hawk on the issue, he needs to confront the SNC and Washington rightwingers who back them, and say Al Khatib had the better vision.
Jonathan Steele is a former chief foreign correspondent for the Guardian, who has reported regularly from Syria.
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